Served as an all boys institution from the years 1890-1972. Up until 1941, it was known as Pio Nono, and only boys who attended the seminary could attend. Also, this was designed to prepare young men for the teaching profession. Don Bosco was designed in 1945 and lasted until 1972 to serve similar purposes, but declining attendance forced the two powers to merge into one, and from 1972-2007, Thomas More High School was alive.
Since 2007, however, administrators thought it would be important to include "Saint" in the school name, so the school wasted a bunch of money by changing all of their clothing, equipment, and even purchasing an electronic news board that you can read from your car if you happen to be driving by (because, of course, what else would a struggling high school want to spend their money on)?
Inhabitants:
Xander Black Anyone searching for refuge, as it is relatively safe. Also, a few teachers and die-hard catholics (2d10 civilians) who are still trying to preserve the principles St. Thomas More was founded on...
Inventory:
Visitors are free to search through the spooky, cobwebby basement: Scavenge Table
Since 2007, however, administrators thought it would be important to include "Saint" in the school name, so the school wasted a bunch of money by changing all of their clothing, equipment, and even purchasing an electronic news board that you can read from your car if you happen to be driving by (because, of course, what else would a struggling high school want to spend their money on)?